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Summation of only Specific Column in SQL Query

Asked by chokka in SQL Server 2008, SQL Server 2005



I have a very length SQL Query with Multiple Inner Joins.

I need to perform - Summation for these two columns.

CPayDetails.Profit, CPayDetails.Savings

Expected Output.

1) I should get regular number of rows

2) In addition to the regular number of rows - There should be an additional Row :- For Summation of  Columns - Profit / Savings.

Usually i used to get 5000 - 6000 rows as Output. I am exporting these values to excel sheet.

At present, I am using Excel Sheet - Summation Formula to Calculate Profit & Savings Column.

** But now, i am trying to do Summation on Columns Profit / Savings.

CHALLENGE , I am Facing is ...!

1) As i am exporting to Excel Sheet, I need to get all usual number of Rows. I need a Seperate Row - With Title Total or Summation - There should be values only for Profit and Savings Column.

Please see the excel sheet as attached for reference or expected output. 
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select		
							-- PO.PharmacyOrderID,
							MEM.LASTNAME + ',' + MEM.FIRSTNAME AS [Member Name],
							CASE (MS.MEDEXPRESS) WHEN 0 THEN 'MedExpress' WHEN 1 THEN  'Salisbury' ELSE '' END AS [Which Pharmacy],
							MA.StateCD AS [Home State],
							IC.ICName AS [Primary Insurance],
							PO.DateNeeded,
							-- POD.MedicationID,
							POD.MedicationName as [Drug Name],
							CPayDetails.Cost,
							CPayDetails.PlanAllows as [Allowed Amount],
							CPayDetails.InsCoPay as [Insurance CoPay],
							CPayDetails.SuggestedCoPay as [MedExpress Copay],
							CPayDetails.Profit,
							CPayDetails.Savings 
				from		PharmacyOrders PO
				inner join	PharmacyOrderDetails POD
				on			POD.PharmacyOrderID = PO.PharmacyOrderID
				inner join	VW_COPAYDETAILS CPayDetails
				on			CPayDetails.MedicationID = POD.MedicationID
				inner join	Members Mem
				on			Mem.MemberID = PO.MemberID
				inner join	MemberStatus MS
				on			MS.MemberID = PO.MemberID
				inner join	MemberInsuranceCompany MIC
				on			MIC.MemberID = PO.MemberID
				inner join	InsuranceCompanies IC
				on			IC.InsuranceCompanyID = MIC.InsuranceCompanyID
				inner join	MemberAddresses MA
				on			MA.MemberID = PO.MemberID
 
				where		PO.DateNeeded between @StartDate and @EndDate
				--and			PO.MemberID = 2464
				and			POD.shipped = 1
				and			MA.AddressType = 'HA'
				order by	PO.DateNeeded asc
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Expected Output
 
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